
POSTED May 12, 2025
JENNIFER
JENKINS won her first feature ever on
Mother’s Day at the Mottville Speedway Sunday as she won the 15 lap Mini
Thunder Car feature! Saturday night Jennifer won her first dash ever and she
came back Sunday and won the dash again and was 2nd in the heat! In
the heat she was also put to the tail for the first time ever for exceeding the
lead rule! Joe Fitzpatrick was 2nd in the feature followed by Fred
Garrett, Brian Jenkins and Diane Fitzpatrick. Brian Jenkins spun into the muddy
infield early on in the feature and could never catch up after winning his first
feature of the season Saturday night!
Josh
Salter won the 15 lap Mottville Stock feature and $100 for his first feature win
of the season! Wesley Schaefer led the first 11 laps before Salter got by and
Wes settled for 2nd. Robert Teadt, Jr. passed Jason Schaefer on the
final lap for 3rd. The feature was a 4 car battle for the entire 15
laps! Teadt won the dash and Salter the heat.
The
Thunder Car 15 lap feature was really exciting as 5 cars battled for the lead
the entire 15 laps! On the final lap going into turn 3 Bill Crapo made a bold
move to the inside and next to the “lake” which had formed in the infield
and spread to the track from all the rains! The move paid off as Crapo went from
4th to 1st and at the finish line nipped Randy Burns by
inches and Eric Root by inches with Burns getting 2nd and Root 3rd!
Richard Allbee was 4th and Cindy Grinnell 5th. Burns took
the dash and Root just nipped Burns for the heat win.
Terry
Humphries returned to Mottville for the first time in 2002 and won the 15 lap
Bomber feature over Vern Hammond and Randy Jones. Humphries also won the heat.
His 56 car is really a sharp looking car! Jones hit the front stretch wall hard
during the feature but was ok, the car needs much work!
Paul
Scott made it 8 Pro Stock feature wins on the season as he took the 15 lap
feature over Fred Lowrey and Scott Newsom. Scott also took the heat.
I
have never seen so much water at Mottville! It rained hard all night Saturday
night and finally quit for awhile in the late morning but returned again in the
afternoon and then quit but started again at 6pm! The track was finally getting
dry about the time of the last feature! But in spite of all this we had 25 cars
on hand and they really put on a great show!
Hammond
moved to within 2 points of Bomber leader Wayne Saily, who was absent. Teadt
moved into 3rd in the MS standings over absent Larry Birk. Crapo
moved into 2nd in the TC standings over absent Bryan Whitaker.
Frankly
I am getting sick of all the rain and even the farmers do not want more for now
at least! Tuesday I want to get the speedway grounds all mowed and weeds killed!
The early forecast for next week-end is good, dry! PTL!!! Sunday the PS race for
$350 to win if we have 8 cars. 16 nights down now and 60 to go and we are
nearing the first quarter mark of the season! Hopefully the worse weather is now
behind us! But the racing sure has been very, very good!